Will an Adult Misdemeanor theft charge go on my permanent record?

Yes. It will stay on your record unless and until you have it expunged. You can only expunge a case in a few situations. For example if its...

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How long do I have to go to court

You have to go to court until the case is resolved. If the case is filed you can plea to it at any time if you're wiling to take whatever the DA is...

What are my options if it is discovered that my DWI video was altered by the police after pleading guilty?

First consult an appellate attorney. They handle all post conviction matters. You can also Hire an audio video forensic expert to analyze the...

What are we looking at? What can we do?

If he was sentenced to six years on the burg hab, that is the maximum sentence he is facing in that case. The rest of the facts are a little...

How do I get my fiance's seized belongings back now that his case has been finalizedl?

That's the only way I know of to get the property released. Have you confirmed it can be released to you? And that none or all of it was seized as...

Arrested for parole violation but was later charged with 2 counts of agg robber, what will happen?

Well the new cases will have to be dealt with first. The DA will be seeking some serious prison time. Once those are resolved you will have a...

Can I get my 1244a uumv charge dismissed?

Not really. You can seek a pardon or you can consult an appellate attorney to see if you have any grounds for a writ. Both are real long shots.

That's just the first page of Dallas's Forvus screen. The person is charged with state jail felony evading. He was indicted in July 23. That's all...

I have a felony signed for 5 yr probation can I get my felony reduced to a misdemeanor

What you are talking about is undoing the entire plea and trying to get a better deal. I would say this is not impossible but it is certainly next...

I was never arrested for DUI after my accident last week Can I still be charged? On the road and worried what's in my mailbox.

Wow. It sounds like you got lucky. The State has two years to file a misdemeanor DWI, but if they didn't arrest you on scene it's highly unlikely...